CHILDREN S SECTION. Entries Free Judging commences 9.45am All entries to be staged by 9.30am

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1 CHILDREN S SECTION Entries Free Judging commences 9.45am All entries to be staged by 9.30am All exhibits must have Class Number, Name, Age and School attended marked on front of exhibit. Labels will be provided through schools or in advance of Show Day from any member of the Children s Committee or on Show Day. Entries restricted to one entry per class per child. The undermentioned prizes are for Open Competition. Note: Trophies will be awarded in the Marquee at 4pm. All garments etc offered for competition are to remain unwashed as when finished in school. Note: Entries for Handwriting and Photographs must not be mounted unless stated. No painting or collage to exceed the size stated in the description, including mount. In order to assist in staging Classes 2 to 8, 16 to 19, 28 to 31 and 35 to 36, entries must be handed to Children s Committee members or brought to the Show field by 4.15pm the day before the show. Judges: Prizes: 1 st, 4.00; 2 nd, 3.00; 3 rd, 2.00; 4 th, 1.00; Highly Commended, Show Pencil 1. Any piece of handiwork, Pre-school children 2. A picture, any medium, Pre-school children (not to exceed A3 incl. mount) 3. Decorated cardboard plate, not exceeding 23cm in diameter, Pre-school children 4. Original painting or drawing in colour, Year 2 and under (not to exceed A3 incl. mount) 5. Decorated cardboard plate, not exceeding 23cm in diameter, Year 2 and under 6. Collage free choice, Year 2 and under (not to exceed A4 incl. mount) 7. Computer generated picture, Year 2 and under (not to exceed A4 incl. mount) 8. A potato print picture, Year 2 and under (not to exceed A4 incl. mount) 9. Decorated egg box, Year 2 and under 10. Posy of garden flowers, Year 2 and under 11. Handwriting, following poem to be used, Year 2 and under Jack and Jill Jack and Jill went up the hill To fetch a pail of water. Jack fell down and broke his crown And Jill came tumbling after. 12. Handiwork, excluding models or kits, Year 2 and under 13. Article made from a kit, Year 2 and under 14. A playdough model, Year 2 and under 15. An alien made from fruit and/or vegetables, Year 2 and under 16. An original front cover for a book, any medium, Years 3 & 4 (not to exceed A5 incl. mount) 17. An A4 Computer generated poster advertising the 2019 Women s Football World Cup, Years 3 & Painting free choice of subject, Years 3 & 4, (not to exceed A4 incl. mount) 19. Collage free choice of theme, Years 3 & 4 (not to exceed A4 incl. mount) 20. Handwriting an envelope 6 x 4in (15 x 10cm) addressed to Rory Stewart MP, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA. Years 3 & A decorated shoe, Years 3, 4, 5 & Posy of garden flowers, Years 3, 4, 5 & An original poem on the theme of the countryside, Years 3 & A small piece of origami, Years 3, 4, 5 & 6

2 25. An embroidered Binca bookmark, Years 3, 4, 5 & A pom-pom animal, Years 3, 4, 5 & An original poem on the theme of the seaside, Years 5 & An original front cover for a book, any medium, Years 5 & 6 (not to exceed A5 incl. mount) 29. An A4 Computer generated poster advertising the Netball World Cup, Years 5 & Painting free choice, Years 5 & 6 (not to exceed A4 incl. mount) 31. Collage free choice of theme, Years 5 & 6 (not to exceed A4 incl. mount) 32. Handicraft article made from a kit, Years 3, 4, 5 & Handwriting an envelope 6 x 4in (15 x 10cm) addressed to The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Nottingham Cottage, Kensington Palace, London, W8 4PU. Years 5 & A woodland on a tin lid, Years 3,4,5 & Painting or drawing free choice, Years 7,8,9,10 & 11 (not to exceed A3 incl. mount) 36. Collage free choice, Years 7,8,9,10 & 11 (not to exceed A3 incl. mount) 37. An upcycled garment, Years 7,8,9,10 & Small wrapped gift parcel, Years 7,8,9,10 & Flower arrangement in a tea pot, Years 7,8,9,10 & Bowl of floating flowers, Years 7,8,9,10 & A handmade article in textile work, Years 7,8,9,10 & Article made from a kit, Years 7,8,9,10 & A mood board for a product of your choice, max size A3, Years 7,8,9,10 & Homemade bunting, max length 1 metre, Years 7,8,9,10 & A scene from a book in a shoe box, Years 7,8,9,10 & Three decorated buns (judged on decoration only), Years 3,4,5 & Four pieces of flapjack, Years 3,4,5 & Four pieces of shortbread, Years 3,4,5 & Sandwich cake with jam, Years 3,4,5 & An individual pasta salad, Years 3,4,5 & A naked cake, Years 7,8,9,10 & Three gluten-free cup cakes, Years 7,8,9,10 & Four pieces tray bake (one variety), Years 7,8,9,10 & Three chocolate chip cookies, Years 7,8,9,10 & Three sausage rolls, Years 7,8,9,10 & A smoothie in a glass, Years 7,8,9,10 & An interesting selfie, max size 7 x 5 in (18 x 13cm), Years 3,4,5 & A photograph with a caption, max size 7 x 5 in (18 x 13cm), photographs must be taken by entrant, Years 7,8,9,10&11 The 1997 Children s Committee offer the Barber Perpetual Silver Cup (to be held for one year) for the most points in the Children s Section, Year 2 and under. The Society offers a Centenary Plate (to be held for one year) for the most outstanding exhibit by a child Year 2 and under. The Society offers The Tinkler Perpetual Cup (to be held for one year) for most points in the Children s Section, Years 3, 4, 5 & 6. The Society offers The British Legion Perpetual Silver Cup (to be held for one year) for the most outstanding exhibit by a child Years 3, 4, 5 & 6. The Society offers The G.N.C. Swift Perpetual Silver Cup (to be held for one year) for most points in the Children s Section, Years 7, 8, 9, 10 & 11. Lord Inglewood kindly offers the Vane Silver Cup (to be held for one year) for the best exhibit Years 7, 8, 9, 10 & 11. Scoring: 4 points, 1 st ; 3 points, 2 nd ; 2 points, 3 rd ; 1point, 4 th. Prize money to be collected in the Marquee at 4.30pm Note: All exhibits to be removed from tent by 5.00pm prompt.

3 INTER SCHOOL CHALLENGE Schools wishing to enter are asked to submit a display on any theme of their own choosing and not to exceed 1m x 1m x 1m. Schools are to provide their own staging to be assembled on the day. Six items within the display will be judged along with the overall presentation. These are: - Creative/Informative Writing, Year 5/6 - Craftwork, Year 5/6 - Collage, Year 3/4 - Model, not from a kit, Year 3/4 - Handwriting, Year R/1/2 -Painting, Year R/1/2 Sponsored by the Cumberland Building Society who offer a prize fund of 250. The Irving Family kindly donate a Perpetual Trophy to the winning School in remembrance of their father Edwin, long standing Chairman and supporter of the Show.

4 INDUSTRIAL SECTION All entries to be staged by 9.45am prompt. All exhibits to be the work of the Exhibitor and not having won previously at this show. Entries 25p. 4th prize of 1.00 where 7 or more entries forward or as stated. No prize shall be awarded unless pronounced to be of sufficient merit. No exhibit can be exhibited for more than one of the Society s Premiums (Special Prizes excepted). Exhibits will be accepted by post but must be collected from the tent by the exhibitor. The Public will be asked to leave the tent at 4.15pm. All Goods are to be removed from the tent from 4.30pm. Exhibits not collected by 5.00pm are left at owner s risk. All Prize Money to be collected in the Marquee at 4.30pm. HANDICRAFTS Judges: Prizes: 1 st, 4.00; 2 nd, 3.00; 3 rd, Hand knitted garment 3/5 ply (not babies) 60. A Garment in Crochet 61. Any Hand Knitted Garment 62. Baby s Hand Knitted Garment 63. Picture in Cross Stitch, framed to hang. Prize vouchers kindly given by Just Sew. 64. Hand painted Mug 65. Piece of Metalwork, Pottery or Woodwork 66. Any Article made by person when over 60 yrs (No Woodwork) 67. Homemade Article (machine allowed). Prize vouchers kindly given by Just Sew. 68. Homemade Soft Toy. Prize vouchers kindly given by Just Sew. 69. Homemade Cushion, not to exceed 18 ins x 18 ins. Prize vouchers kindly given by Just Sew. 70. Homemade Greetings Card 71. Tapestry Picture, framed to hang, kindly sponsored by Mrs Nancy Hullock 72. An article in Needlefelt 73. Small Piece of Embroidery. Prize vouchers kindly given by Just Sew. 74. Homemade Household Article useful or decorative (No Woodwork) 75. A Knitted Hat 76. Homemade Bunting, max length 2m. 77. An Upcycled Item, with details 78. Homemade Piece of Jewellery 79. An Article in Felt 80. A Small Piece of Origami 81. Gravy or Sauce Boat 82. A Brooch 83. Teapot The Society will give 5 for the most points in Classes 59 to 83. Scoring 4 points, 1 st ; 3 points, 2 nd ; 2 points, 3 rd ; 1 point, 4 th. The Mary Hindson Memorial Perpetual Rose Bowl is awarded for the most outstanding exhibit in the Handicraft Section. The Irving Family will give The Miss D Irving Memorial Perpetual Silver Cup for the most points in the Handicraft Section.

5 PAINTING SECTION Prizes: 1 st, 4.00; 2 nd, 3.00; 3 rd, 2.00 One Painting per frame, to include string to hang. Please state size of picture on entry form. 84. Summer, Any Medium (to hang), wall space not to exceed 24 x 30 Ins (60 x 75cm) 85. Any Subject, Any Medium, (to hang), wall space not to exceed 24 x 30 ins (60 x 75 cm) The Society offers 5 for the most points in this section. Mrs A. Rowitt kindly offers the W. A. Millward Memorial Perpetual Challenge Cup for the most outstanding painting. PRODUCE SECTION Prizes: 1 st, 5.00; 2 nd, 4.00, 3 rd, Jar of Lemon Curd 87. Jar of Marmalade 88. Jar of Jam (Blackcurrant) 89. Jar of Jam (Strawberry) 90. Jar of Jam (Raspberry) kindly sponsored by Rowley s Raspberries 91. Jar of Jam (Any Other Variety) 92. Rum Butter 93. Small Jar of Jelly (Savoury or Sweet) 94. Jar of Chutney 95. Homemade Cordial 96. Homemade Fruit Liquor The Society offers a Perpetual Silver Cup for the most points in the Produce Section. CONFECTIONERY (Home Made) Judges: Prizes: 1 st, 5.00; 2 nd, 4.00; 3 rd, 3.00 Doilies will be provided for all Exhibits in the Confectionery Classes 97. Individual Dish of Fruit Salad 98. A portion of Quiche / Savoury Flan 99. Small Container of Coleslaw 100. Bacon and Egg Pie on a saucer 101. Four Sausage Rolls using Cranstons Sausage Meat. Prize vouchers kindly given by Cranstons Quality Butchers. Cranstons wrapper to accompany entry Four Cheese Scones 103. Four Dropped Scones using Carrs Flour. Empty flour bag to accompany entry. Kindly sponsored by Carrs Flour. Carrs Flour is available from Booths, Cranstons & Pioneer A Cornish Pasty Men Only

6 105. Homemade Pizza (7 ) kindly sponsored by Bells of Lazonby Four Pieces of Lemon Drizzle 107. Four Rock Buns 108. Four Pieces of Gingerbread kindly sponsored by Ginger Cottages A Fruit Pasty 110. Coffee Cake, filled and not decorated, using Co-op Fair Trade Coffee. Each entry must be accompanied by an empty packet of coffee used. Prize vouchers kindly given by Lakes & Dales Co-operative Four Pieces of Shortbread 112. Four Butterfly Buns kindly sponsored by Denton House Four Cup Cakes 114. Four Ginger Snaps kindly sponsored by Ginger Cottages Jam Filled Swiss Roll 116. Victoria Sponge with Jam (One tin) kindly sponsored by Denton House Carrot Cake 118. Four Viennese Fingers 119. Lemon Meringue Pie 120. A Portion of Sticky Toffee Pudding and Sauce 121. Tea Bread 122. Four Pieces of Traybake (one variety) kindly sponsored by Traybakes Ltd 123. Four Bantam Eggs 124. Six Hen Eggs kindly sponsored by The Lakes Free Range Egg Co Ltd 125. Three Duck Eggs The Society offers 5 for the most points in Classes 86 to 125. Scoring 4 points, 1 st ; 3 points, 2 nd ; 2 points, 3 rd ; 1 point, 4 th. Mrs M. Slee kindly offers the Mr & Mrs E. J. Slee Perpetual Silver Cup for the most points in the Produce and Confectionery Sections. Mrs I. Birkett kindly offers a Perpetual Silver Salver for the most points in the Industrial Section. Mr Andrew Teasdale kindly offers a Perpetual Silver Cup for the most outstanding exhibit in Classes 97 to 125. CO-OPERATIVE CLASS Prizes: 1 st, 25.00, 2 nd, 20.00; 3 rd, Entry fee 1 At least three names to be submitted on the entry form Around the World To include three items of cookery, a flower arrangement and a souvenir. Space allowed 2ft x 2ft, accessories allowed. Names to be submitted in an envelope. General appearance and staging will be considered for judging. The Society kindly offers the Skelton W.I. Perpetual Silver Trophy to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of the National Federation to the best entry in this class.

7 FLORAL ART Prizes: 1 st, 6.00; 2 nd, 4.00; 3 rd, 3.00; 4 th as stated 127. An exhibit using foliage, in a basket. Space allowed 24 x A corsage An Exhibit to include a supermarket bouquet up to the value of Receipt to accompany exhibit An Exhibit to represent the 125 th Skelton Show. Space allowed 24 x A Buttonhole 132. An Exhibit in a Boot kindly sponsored by The Keswick Boot Company. The Society offers 5 for the most points in Floral Art Classes. The Society offers The British Legion Perpetual Silver Cup for the most outstanding flower arrangement. G. W. F. Hart, Esq. kindly offers a Perpetual Silver Trophy for the most points in Floral Art Classes. H. Henry Esq. offers The Pauline Henry Memorial Perpetual Crystal Bowl to the winner of Class 127. PHOTOGRAPHY Prizes: 1 st, 4.00; 2 nd, 3.00; 3 rd, 2.00; 4 th as stated Not mounted maximum size 7ins x 5ins (17.5cm x 12.5cm) 133. Black and White 134. Colour Snapshot (Animal/Animals) 135. Colour Snapshot (any other subject) 136. Snapshot with Caption 137. Farm Life The Society offers the Noble Mounsey Perpetual Silver Cup for the best photograph.

8 HORTICULTURAL SECTION OPEN TO AMATEURS ONLY All Prize Money to be collected in the Marquee at 4.30pm Entries 25p Prizes: 1 st, 4.00; 2 nd, 3.00; 3 rd, th prize of 1.00 where 7 entries or more forward. No Prize awarded unless exhibit is considered of sufficient merit by the Judges. Competitors to find their own Plates and Vases for all Classes. All exhibits to be staged by 9.45am when the tent will be cleared of exhibitors. Judges: Pot Plants and Flowers: Fruit and Vegetables: POT PLANTS 138. One Foliage Plant 139. One Flowering Plant 140. One Fuchsia 141. One Flowering Begonia 142. One Geranium 143. One Any Other Window Plant (not specified above) 144. Cactus or Succulent Plant 145. Miniature Cactus Plant 146. Pot of Lilies 147. Hanging Basket, mixed planting to include minimum of 5 plant species, to sit on a pot (not supplied) 148. Collection of Growing Herbs, maximum pot size 15 inches diameter 149. Mixed planting to include minimum of plant 4 species, maximum pot size 16 inches diameter 150. One Carnivorous Plant CUT FLOWERS 151. Vase of Sweet Peas (12 sprays) 152. Three Blooms of Pansies 153. Two Stems of Old Fashioned Roses 154. One Rose Bloom 155. One Stem Floribunda Rose 156. Bowl of Roses not exceeding 7 inches in diameter 157. Three Carnations or Pinks 158. Vase of Daisies, any variety 159. Vase of Mixed Herbs 160. One Bowl of Floating Flowers not exceeding 8 inches in diameter 161. Vase of Mixed Garden Flowers 162. Three Spikes of Foxgloves 163. One Spike Any Other Flower 164. Three Stems of Lilies 165. One Vase of Six Cut Blooms (Annuals) 166. One Vase of Six Cut Blooms (Herbaceous) 167. Five Marigolds, same variety 168. Five Marigolds, any variety 169. Bowl of Nasturtiums 170. Vase of Five Petunias

9 171. Three Stems of Flowering Shrub FRUIT 172. Six Strawberries 173. Sprig of Redcurrants 174. Sprig of Blackcurrants 175. One Dozen Blackcurrants 176. One Dozen Gooseberries 177. One Dozen Raspberries 178. Three Varieties of Home Grown Fruit 1 st, 5.00; 2 nd, 4.00; 3 rd, 2.00 VEGETABLES 177. Display of Vegetables, six kinds 1 st, 6.00; 2 nd, 4.00; 3 rd, Three Coloured Round Potatoes 181. Three White Round Potatoes 182. Three Kidney or Oval Coloured Potatoes 183. Three Kidney or Oval White Potatoes 184. Three Large Potatoes 185. Three Tomatoes, to show green top 186. One Cucumber 187. Three Onions 188. Six Shallots 189. Bunch of Eight Spring Onions 190. Six Pods of Peas 191. Six Pods of Broad Beans 192. Two Cos Lettuces 193. Two Cabbage Lettuces 194. Three Varieties of Lettuce 195. One Plate of Six Cherry Tomatoes 196. Three Carrots, not more than 3 inches top 197. Two Courgettes 198. Six Radish with top, any variety 199. One Large Stalk of Rhubarb 200. Three Stalks of Rhubarb 201. One Cabbage 202. One Cauliflower 203. One or More Vegetables, not previously mentioned, any one kind 204. A Collection of Four Kinds of Vegetables The Society offers the Rickerby Perpetual Silver Cup (to be held for one year) and 5 for the most points in the Horticultural Section. Scoring: 4 points, 1 st ; 3 points, 2 nd ; 2 points, 3 rd ; 1 point, 4 th. The Society offers the R. H. Mounsey Perpetual Silver Cup and 5 for the most meritorious exhibit in the Flower and Pot Plant Section. The Society offers a Perpetual Silver Cup and 5 for the most meritorious exhibit in the Fruit and Vegetable Section.

10 WALKING STICKS No more than three entries per class Entry fee 25p Prizes: 1 st, 7.00; 2 nd, 5.00; 3 rd, th prize of 1.00 where 7 or more entries are forward 205. Plain Shepherd s Crook, Horn Headed 206. Plain Shepherd s Crook, all Wood 207. Plain Walking Stick, Horn Head 208. Plain Walking Stick, all Wood 209. Crook or Stick with Ornamental Head, Horn Headed 210. Crook or Stick with Ornamental Head, all Wood 211. Lady s Walking Stick 212. Thumb Stick Mr & Mrs J. M. Threlkeld kindly offer The Hilda Threlkeld Memorial Perpetual Challenge Cup for best stick in show. The Society offers The Mr & Mrs E. Jackson Memorial Challenge Cup for the most points in the Walking Stick Classes. All Prize Money will be paid on Show Day in the Marquee at 4.30pm on presentation of Prize Rosette.